skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for asking - I tried to start my own small business and it was just before the economic downturn so i now have an employment gap - this has been the main point of contention with hiring managers. I also let SEO on my site slip and my resume needs to be cleaned up. However, I think the market is oversaturated and this is the main problem.
I'm also not great at leet code challenges, but landing interviews in the first place is currently the challenge.
Use either Dillo or Netsurf with NYT and then we well talk.

JS and ad bloat made HTML5 video and audio tags rendered null with no actual usage IRL.
Ultra low-power, always-on, multi-year battery life, forget-about-them IoT devices will seep even deeper in everyones everyday life.
I want to say one word to you. Just one word.
Benjamin: Yes, sir.
Mr. McGuire: Are you listening?
Benjamin: Yes, I am.
Mr. McGuire: <batteries>
First they were a bookstore. The infrastructure came later.
Or you can do that on your tmux terminal multiplexer using the synchronize-pane options.

A number of terminals can also do that natively (kitty comes to mind).
The quipo scholars were literate, it was just terribly inefficient system compared to physical representations of language we are familiar with. It still beats having no records at all though, Shows just how powerful preserving and passing knowledge is.
You can type pretty well on it after a week or so of usage. I am actually mainly planning on using it as a small lab device for collecting data and on the couch for note taking. So far I've been typing notes in Obsidian and also editing a literature review in latex on it using neovim.
How many open implementations are there of Rust?

(Serious question; I genuinely don't know. Always assumed it was about 1, though.)
That logic applies for AI-cynics rather than AI-doomers — the latter are metaphorically the equivalent of warning about CO2-induced warming causing loss of ice caps and consequent sea level rises and loss of tens of trillions of dollars of real estate as costal cities are destroyed… in 1896*, when it was already possible to predict, but we were a long way from both the danger and the zeitgeist to care.

But only metaphorically the equivalent, as the maximum downside is much worse than that.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svante_Arrhenius
I think you have too many preconceptions, assumptions and misinterpretations here. My charitable interpretation of your comment would be that you have been scarred strongly by the event you describe and are generalizing from it unnecessarily. The uncharitable interpretation would be that you have an inflated sense of your own self-worth which was not validated in the above event.

When it comes to our own selves we are all necessarily biased in our own favour. Hence we need to step back and take a broader perspective so that we can be objective in our assessments. In today's society Teaching as a profession (in School/College/University) has been unfairly denigrated and become a thankless job. They are asked to operate only within a defined policy framework and not really allowed freedom to change that framework. In spite of that there are scores of stories (and even movies made) where Teachers have gone well beyond their boundaries to help students learn and perform. If you want to blame somebody blame the "System" built by policy-making idiots with no idea of human psychology, behaviour, needs etc. Teachers are really caught between a rock and a hard place i.e. policy says follow standardized curriculum/tests and don't do any creative individual things whereas students want individual recognition/attention and don't want to be called out on their lack of hardwork and application to proper studies. Hence we need to be understanding of them.
I doubt your friend base is predominantly min wage. Mine is, and universally, every single person’s opinion has been gratitude bordering on disbelief that as gen Z we can get by. “They were given flexibility that most people would envy”…then you leave tech to work at McD’s. Yes the restaurants are expensive but they haven’t been for the working class since the automat anyway.
As long as that marketing is not misleading and the contract is clear, with all dangers exposed, it should also be legal IMHO.

What should not be legal is fooling someone into taking something without knowing its consequences for the potential harm produced.

The rest should be ok.
Appropriate nickname to seek drugs in the face of reality.
> ChatGPT, generate lists of use cases.
If properly cared for, and under common urban all-weather cycling conditions, yeah your chain is going to last for more than a few weeks.

1500 miles is what I get on my 12sp MTB chains, which get exposed to more severe service than urban bikes do.

I have taken a chain from new to letting the .5 gauge barely slip through on the chain checker in about a week though. It required riding through all manner of mud and crap for about 18 hours a day during an ultradistance race.
I would have thought the exact opposite to your statement, they are big enough that they should afford it. Seems like the ability to forgo the app store on mac allows apple to get away with stuff like high friction review process and monetization rules. Without the big players pushing back, why would they change?
Conway's Game of Life: Mathematics and Construction (2022)
Dropbox ist just curlftpfs with SVN, in other words useless.
That comparison has a lot of criticisms, for example:

https://bjgp.org/content/54/503/415
> It is widely understood that you really can't compete with "as good as".

Sure you can, that's why there are hundreds if not thousands of brands of gas station. The companies you list are unusual exceptions, not the way things usually work.
I believe much of what i see online is politically motivated. I'm looking for insider info and personal experiences so this is good feedback, thanks.
Haha, yeah my grandfather, his brothers and his son sawed asbestos plates to make roofs from for many years. I have no clue how that works. But worked outside further, walked everything etc.
My comment is based on what was happening during the negotiations before the west tanked them.

But more generally when skilled leaders want "X" they generally instead say they want "X, Y and Z." The goal is so that you can then 'compromise' by withdrawing your desire for Y and Z. And in the best case, you may even get at least some of Y and Z.
UXR is a thing that all large companies invest in
I have heard conflicting accounts of inefficiencies in the US healthcare system.

One account is that the US has too many medical facilities in urban areas. In other words, there might be five hospitals each with its own radiology equipment. That equipment is idle some of the time, so you could close some of the imaging departments and leave just one or two for the metro area. That would obviously inconvenience some people, but the gist of the criticism is that the US duplicates medical capacity for the sake of convenience.

The other criticism is that there are too few clinics and such. That's why there was a big push to open health clinics in pharmacies and urgent care locations recently.

Now I know these aren't mutually exclusive; you can have too few clinics and too many hospitals. But I would like to know if anyone is more informed than I am what validity there is to each criticism.

I'm curious what the truth is regarding the number and character of brick-and-mortar healthcare facilities in the US: too many? too few? Because it looks like this company was opening physical clinics.
The "sprint problem".

There is a technical or moral concern that does not immediately make money, or worse, reduces income.

Every development sprint tasks are prioritized.

All that needs to happen is for the desired items to have, say, a priority of 3, while items in the sprint are always priorities 1 and 2.

That ensures those items are never done.

Examples? Google web applications tested and bugs fixed for Firefox.
Your anecdote isn’t really an argument.

The fact that “people didn’t cry” when a business arrived is totally meaningless when it comes to assessing the impact of a business and its model on a community.

Walmart pay subsistence wages and below. They survive via exploiting governmental support for low income individuals while funneling profit to their billionaire owners. When they become a major part of the local economy the locals lose out.
> The interface to the LLM is the browser

That is one of the reason why ChatGpt has a desktop App, so that users can directly interact with it and give access to users files/Apps as well.
Another approach that helped us was relocating integration tests out of the main CI build which were costly and not critical to run as part of every CI build. We now run them daily against the latest version of the build.
A chief difference is that the CBC's lite page is the work of the CBC, whereas Neuters, as with Nitter (its inspiration), Invididious and Piped (both YouTube front-ends), Teddit (Reddit), Bibliogram (defunct) and Proxigram (Instagram), and more[1], are alternative front-ends to services.

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Notes:

1. Libredirect has a collection of such alternatives, for YouTube Music, Twitter, Bluesky, Reddit, Tumblr, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, IMDb, Bilibili, Pixiv, Fandom, Imgur, Pinterest, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Tekstowo, Genius, Medium, Quora, GitHub, GitLab, Stack Overflow, Reuters, Snopes, iFunny, Tenor, KnowYourMeme, Urban Dictionary, Goodreads, Wolfram Alpha, Instructables, Wikipedia, Wayback Machine, Search, Translate, Google Maps, Meet, Send Files, Paste Text, and Ultimate Guitar. See: <https://libredirect.github.io/>

Several of these are inspired: Snopes -> Suds, iFunny -> UNfunny, Tenor -> Soprnao, Urban Dictionary -> Rural Dictionary.
It's cool. It just feels a bit like an advert.
> and libre version is GPL3 cancer which is not suitable for commercial development.

YTF would GPL v. 3 be "cancer" for commercial development? (Shades of Ballmer; is Linux also "a cancer" to you?)

EULAs have all kinds of stupid shit in them already. Just make yours GPL3-compatible.
I can make this in couple of weeks, but I need an incentive other than just having fun
>be me

>do drugs because they're fun

>be you

>do drugs because they make you more pRoDuCtIvE

We're not the same.
The problem is private insurance companies + private hospitals. They shouldn't exist.

Healthcare is an inelastic service: people will pay everything to get it. So private hospitals in a free market are pushed to bill their services as higher as possible. Actually, their prices would go to infinity, if not limited by people total savings and earnings.

So, here the insurance companies make the problem worse: they give people access to "infinite" credit. So you can pay for those exorbitant prices. But with insurance you just increased the pool of money people can use for health, so private hospitals can and will increase their pricing. Add more free market competition and you get the disaster of the USA healthcare system.

Because of that reason, basic economics, is that for profit Healthcare cannot work long term. The only way to make it work is making it a public service. But in USA politicians will cry that is comunism, so they won't do it.

And the USA Healthcare problem doesn't limit itself to USA. As americans are unable to pay for healthcare there, they started doing medical tourism, which is making health prices in other countries more expensive too.
So the theory behind Guided Immersion is that you shouldn't need most of that. When Priscilla and Aquilla were learning Greek, nobody sat them down and said, "Now definite articles are inflected according to gender, number, and case: ho, hoi, ..." They were just given example after example, and the language processing unit of their brains figured it out.

So Guided Immersion tries to just give you not only vocab, but grammar in such a way that there's always only a handful of concepts you haven't mastered.

I developed Guided Immersion to help myself master Mandarin, actually; I used Anki with Mandarin for probably 8 years before developing Guided Immersion; once I switched I never went back. Then about a year and a half ago ago I ported it over to Koine Greek not knowing any Greek, and started using it myself after watching a handful of YouTube Videos introducing the characters and the basic cases.

Maybe it's just the way my brain works, but I can't imagine sitting down and trying to memorize all those endings, particularly for the verbs.

I have now bought Mounce's "Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar", and "The Morphology of Biblical Greek", to help me refine the "language schema" the algorithm uses. I appreciate the work Mounce has done to find the deeper morphological rules which make sense of what look like "irregular" inflections; teaching the algorithm about those will certainly help it to present things in a more useful way to learners. But I don't think trying to grind through all that in your conscious mind is the way to go.
I used Libero to build a
multiplexed network server ca 1997. It was great for writing complex state machines.
Didn't Jon Oliver do a bit on those review boards, pointing out how friendly to fellow doctors they generally are? I think when someone says that we need "a (federal) review board", I think they mean one that works, one with teeth.
See also, the main site: https://86box.net/
Cellulose particles should be okay, no?
I think there is a misunderstanding of the two perspectives.

Grandparent's assumption is that the kernel is compromised.

Your assumption is that you can detect malicious behaviour before it happens (and before the kernel is compromised).
Romania, Croatia and Bulgaria all introduced democratic reforms and resolved disputes specifically in order to meet accession requirements. Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia have all also made reforms and/or resolved disputes as part of their ongoing accession negotiations.
This has been my problem as well. I didn't want to say too much in the original post as I wanted to see if others would say the same. I've seen a few comments mentioning this. I noticed the inability to get interviews right around when chatgpt dropped, so I think it might be AI screening related.
Governments aren't powerless to revoke corporate charters. They're powerless to implode the livelihood of large chunks of their electorate.

A dynamic economy is great on paper where you don't have to worry about disrupting the lives of tens of thousands of people. Call that a political moat.
> yet OpenAI behaves as if they were the only game in town.

The data backs it up, Anthropic make most of their revenue from API while ChatGpt makes most of its revenue from the plus plan.
TDD and the Zero-Defects Myth
EU needs to evolve to become closer to USA (imo). Not be a loose union with a central suggestion organ, but a real federation, with unified laws, army etc, provisions to punish sabotage and collaborators with enemies of such new federation and so on. Then internal monetary transfers would make sense, because Iceland and Greece would just be two internal regions.
PS: of course it's ok if that never happens. But then EU can't expect to compete, due to not having good properties of truly decentralized collection of countries and neither of a true federation. Any startup will/is be hobbled by the mandatory EU law framework and structure, but won't benefit from the single law set or single language because those don't exist in EU.
fish instead of zsh, Helix instead of Vim (or Micro instead of Pico/nano), Typst instead of LaTeX
Organisers of the threats to others.

To “stand over” is a verb meaning roughly to “threaten, with menace”.

But it doesn’t necessarily mean that that’s the party or parties that have undertaken the attacks.
This is a nice project. I use it to emulate BeOS on an Apple Silicon Macbook.
Was your colleague Richard Branson?
Sorted Maps Store in Treds
I'm seeing stats that show very few jobs have gone to white people as of late, and many people online are stating its an issue, but I personally have not felt as though being white is the issue for me. I am trying to get a read on other people's experiences with ageism, racism and sexism. I have experienced being replaced by foreigners who were cheaper, but I doubt being white was the issue.

How did you get your company off the ground?
That's why I've updated my SMTP config to handle - the same way as + 10+ years ago. And to avoid "why is my business name in your email?" questions, I rot13 it.
What to expect from Go 1.24 – tool directive and Generic Type Aliases
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I'm very happy with X, once you do a bit of tuning.
The web is too big, or scaling down
This is more or less how I was taught to approach VC investment when I switched from being an operator to an investor.

Understand the environment (market conditions, constraints, fundamental enabling technology, economics, the macro) both now and in the future. The undeniable deep currents.

Look for companies solving a relatively specific, significant, painful problem, particularly one that is a barrier to future success/riches from the developing market it enables/supports. E.g. DWDM telecoms hardware supported the explosion of the Internet. Something you can do some diligence on to figure out the real questions around it.

Once you have a list of companies/founders, look to see if a sub-group is emerging from the gaggle. Focus on those 2-3.

Finally, ask yourself "what is the google on the moon" [1] whiteboard for this company. Meaning, how big can this be, where can this go, what (in those days) could be their 2nd, 3rd, 4th product.

[1] https://www.theregister.com/2006/03/08/you_only_search_twice...
Some might be, but independence is often contested and not necessarily a majority concern.

Plus it'd be fairly odd to have independence then say "hey, let's let America buy us as a state"
It's true that after years of use (almost exclusively vaping) nicotine didn't make me "feel good" anymore (like it did in the beginning), no matter how much I used, but it still made me function at a slightly higher level which indirectly made me feel better.
This comment inspires a more philosophical observation. I tend to notice that it's an illusion that education exists for the sole purpose of preparing human labor for future jobs. Partially it does, but another part is fixing progress consequences. Imagine you traveled to the past where 99% of workers were agricultural ones and explained that there would be a future when only 10% is required to fulfill needs for food for others. They obviously complain that it would be terrible because so many jobs would be lost and so on. But humanity is great at inventing new occupations. Fast forward from the past to present. We have many schools, universities where there are many paid jobs (tutors, clerks, management) and many unpaid occupations (pupils, students). In our hypothetical past only a tiny fraction of the population could afford to belong to these two categories. And the latter can afford to be unpaid because progress allows their parents to pay for them in order for them to be occupied without a paid job.
Would be interesting to see the interpreter available for Apple Silicon Macs as a lightweight alternative to lima for running Linux binaries.
The Dublin boys who ran away to New York (2022)
They have no choice at all. And that's one of many tragic aspects of the situation.
Awesome site, but it just made me realize that Reuters can't capture my mind share. Most of these articles can't even be used for small talk

Also I clicked on a few 301s in a row
I would argue it's "begrudgingly" rather than "happily".
I don't think this demo uses your monitor's HDR. You can test by pausing the simulation, then paint your whole screen with the pointer. Your screen is now all white. Compare brightness with a regular white page, it's the same brightness.

I have an OLED display too. SDR content looks really good on OLED displays because of the incredible contrast. It might appear HDR but is SDR.
Firefox reading mode? It won't work with all sites, though. A lot of large sites are insanely broken, so Firefox doesn't propose reading mode at all, or nothing loads.

Honestly, I have only one way with dealing with those: not using those sites.
> how to evade high-paying tech salaries. Set the parameters to discourage Americans from hiring, create a bottleneck so that your open reqs last longer, then use their extra-legal powers (unfettered access to congresspeople) to claim they are falling behind profitability, but if they just had those wonderful H1Bs everything will be ok.

Yes that's what it seems to me based on many of the things I've read (not in this thread)
That "should" is doing a lot of work, and it is not always easy to convince a bureaucratic system that it has made a mistake.
Yes. The only question is 'when'?
Show HN: SetWatch – A weightlifting tracking app for Apple Watch
Hi,

I built a weightlifting tracking app that runs as a standalone app on the Apple Watch. Before that I used Strong to log my workouts, but a phone app got me way to distracted to get my workout done.

The whole app is built with SwiftUI, and available for free on the App Store. In the future I want to maybe add automatic tracking of reps.

- Max
Well my dentist is from Ukraine. I hope she doesn't go back.
"just make it legal" has unintended consequences. The cartels, faced with the loss of income from illegally selling now-legal weed didn't starve. they didn't go "oh, hey, I guess we should stop being criminals". No, they pivoted to heroin which turned into dealing fentanyl with disastrous results for the US. We'll keep losing the war on drugs until we start fighting it with community assistance programs and jobs and houses and doctors and therapists.
LG's microwave has a 27-inch display
Why would they have no products? While Amazon Marketplace is important, they'd still have the greatest selection of products if they only had first-party sales. It's a bad analogy. eBay is a better example, as a purely a marketplace.
No feed?
The problem with Germans in Czechia was their hostility toward Czech. This heightened with the Nazi occupation. They also didn't become "nationless" as they got German citizenship. The everlasting Palestinian refugee crisis is especially created by UN by creating the UNRWA and inheritable Palestinian refugee status instead of demanding other Arab states to give them citizenship. It is not a problem created by Israel, they just have to deal with it somehow.
Indeed; no deal (including the "no deal" option of leaving with no deal, and also the option of having another referendum) was acceptable to Westminster, which was why May was forced to leave office.

Only Johnson was able to cut that Gordion Knot, albeit by lying to people to their face.
> communities have to do a lot more work to understand the idiosyncratic policies of each server

[links to a github issue that is 90% internal project bureocracy, 10% "didn't read the terms"].

I think this is actually another instance of the "people don't actually want to pay for choice": the moderation policies for the big social sites are just incomprehensible, but you don't have any agency over them if you use the sites, which is simple.

On Mastodon you do get to choose what moderation you subject yourself to (to some extent), but obviously making that choice requires work since there are real differences.